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Tokyo's Imperial Palace seems afloat in the tranquil goldfish filled moat that protects it from ancient, feudal enemies. Our first visit in Japan was accompanied by warm temperatures and overcast skies. Our second visit in December had us in overcoats, at first a pleasant change after the sultry heat of South east Asia, but soon had us wishing for the tropical climate of Hawaii. Many,as in Hong Kong, took advantage of low prices and went Christmas shopping in the naval base exchange center at A-33. Electronic equipment was a special bargain, especially tape recorders, stereophonic phonograph consoles and records. Other items of great interest were china, crystal, and silver. Japanese dolls of all shapes and sizes were available. Pearls, a specialty of Japan, were incorporated into many designs of jewelry. All things considered, Japan proved to be the place for a bonanza shopping spree.
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